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I thought I had published this one, but I hadn’t. Much of this issue is about TV shows and a dealer trip. There are a few jeeps on the last couple of pages.
Thats the first time Ive seen a verified picture of a 61 Tuxedo Park, there’s so little info about the first year of them.
BW: That is why I like these Jeep News issues, as some contain really interesting details!
Finally, An interesting story about a New Jersey Jeep dealership, Mide Motors, Garfield NJ. Just cross the Passaic River from my home in Clifton. My 1962, Willys wagon was delivered new to Mide Motors, I was just a teenager in 1962 when I rode my bicycle to Garfield and happened to see it being driven off the car carrier. Fast forward to 1998, I was was able to buy it. Still own it today.
Mike,
Great story! Hopefully there will be another NJ story in this upcoming batch of issues!